10-Day Denmark Tour Packages
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- Days 1-4
Stockholm, Sweden
A private transfer will take you from Arlanda Airport to your hotel. Visit Gamla Stan (Old Town) on your first afternoon before shops close at 5 PM. The next morning take the canal tour from Strömkajen at 10 AM to beat the crowds. One traveler shared: "The water perspective gives you a completely different view of Stockholm's architecture – just bring an extra layer as it gets chilly on the water." Make the most of your two free days in Stockholm. Visit the Vasa Museum when it opens at 8:30 AM to see the 17th-century warship in the best morning light. Walk to Skansen open-air museum nearby and catch the daily folk dancing at 2 PM. Spend time exploring Drottninggatan (Queen Street) but skip the busy period between 3-5 PM. If you want to visit the ABBA Museum book tickets in advance. Wait times can reach 2 hours during peak season.
- Day 5
Stockholm to Copenhagen Train Journey
The train journey takes 6.5 hours through beautiful Swedish countryside. Pick seats on the right side for the best coastal views. Bring your own lunch since dining car food is limited and expensive at about $25 per meal. From Copenhagen's central station it's a 15-minute walk to most city center hotels or a quick taxi ride if you have lots of luggage.
- Days 6-8
Copenhagen, Denmark
Take the canal tour at 11 AM for great photos of the Little Mermaid statue. Get around like a local by renting a bike from the bike-sharing stations for about $15 per day. The bike lanes are wide and clearly marked making it easy even for beginners. Visit Tivoli Gardens in the evening after 7 PM when the 100,000+ lights create a special atmosphere and ride lines are shorter. The Copenhagen Card is worth buying if you plan to visit several attractions. It covers public transport and pays for itself after 3-4 sites. Visit the colorful Nyhavn waterfront before 9 AM to avoid crowds and get better photos.
- Day 9
Departure
- Days 1-2
Copenhagen
Start your Denmark adventure in Copenhagen. The city center is a quick 15-minute private transfer from the airport. Walk down Strøget, Europe's longest pedestrian shopping street to help with jet lag. Book your hotel near Nyhavn harbor, where the famous colorful houses make it easy to find your way around and most attractions are within walking distance.
- Day 3
Copenhagen Exploration
Take a canal tour first thing at 9:30 AM from Nyhavn before it gets busy. After that, rent a bike through the Donkey Republic app. Copenhagen has excellent bike lanes that make cycling safe for visitors. Watch the guard change at Amalienborg Palace at noon, then bike to the Little Mermaid statue in the early evening when most tour groups are gone.
- Day 4
Copenhagen to Odense
Take a morning train to Odense on Fyn island. The journey takes 1.5 hours. Morning trains are usually less crowded and often cheaper. Make sure to book tickets for the Hans Christian Andersen House museum online before you go. The historic area near his childhood home is perfect for afternoon walks.
- Days 5-6
Aarhus
Another 1.5-hour train ride brings you to Aarhus. Visit the ARoS art museum's rainbow panorama walkway right before sunset for incredible views. Plan about 3 hours to properly see Den Gamle By (The Old Town) open-air museum. Start your day at the Aarhus Cathedral when it opens at 8 AM to avoid crowds.
- Day 7
Return to Copenhagen
- Day 8
Departure
8 Days in Copenhagen, incl. City Center and Southern Sweden
Copenhagen unfolds over 8 remarkable days with 7 nights at the elegant Square Hotel 4*. Your stay includes a castle tour with expert guides, a scenic canal cruise, 24-hour hop-on-hop-off bus access, a day trip to Sweden, and two free days to roam the city at your pace.
- Day 1
Copenhagen Arrival & City Center
Arrive at your centrally-located Square Hotel and start exploring Strøget, Europe's longest pedestrian shopping street. Book an afternoon flight to avoid morning rush hour traffic. Visit Nyhavn's colorful 17th-century townhouses in the early evening after 8 PM when most tourists have left and restaurants are quieter.
- Day 2
Canal Tour & Harbor Exploration
Take the 10 AM canal tour to avoid crowds. Sit in the middle of the boat for the best views of Amalienborg Palace and the Little Mermaid as you pass under low bridges. Bring a light waterproof jacket since the harbor can get chilly. Spend your afternoon in Vesterbro's meat-packing district, now the city's most exciting food destination.
- Day 3
Castle & Viking Heritage
Take the 8:30 AM departure for a full day of castles and the Viking Ship Museum. You'll need good walking shoes for Kronborg Castle's steep steps. Remember to dress modestly for Roskilde Cathedral. If you're visiting between October and March, start early to make the most of limited daylight for photos.
- Day 4
Hop-On-Hop-Off Exploration
- Day 5
Free Day in Copenhagen
- Day 6
Southern Sweden Day Trip
- Day 7
Copenhagen at Leisure
- Day 8
Departure
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